How to Transform HLG Footage to Rec 709

In this video I show you how to convert HLG3 footage into Rec.709 using 'Color Space Transform' (CST) in Davinci Resolve.
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Shot on Sony ZV E-10 with the Vivitar 28mm f2.5 lens.
Edited and Graded in Davinci Resolve 18
Created by @ narsartistic
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[@akramolin1492]

Keep up the good work dst.

[@haroldhoeffelman1939]

I have a question. Why is your inpput color space sRGB. HLG is REC2020/BT2100, so to my opinion the input color space has to be in the same input color space as well. And sRGB is for PC Monitor, photo's, etc, but film/video is Rec709 standard definition, per definition. Cheers Harold

[@Nicofumatravel]

yeah i didnt get it so i have to choise rec2020?